Онлайн карта ГАИ ДПС Easy Ride

Anti-DPS application (DPS radar detector) Easy Ride Easy Ride is designed specifically to help drivers on the roads online. It collects and systematizes information about where traffic police posts are located on the road. Drivers are a close-knit community that is always ready to help a colleague and preserve his rights. Often traffic police crews and traffic cops stand in the most unexpected places, so it is important to know about an ambush or traffic police raid in advance so that the navigator arrow does not lead you into their network. If your radar detector detected a traffic police post, then add it to the map online in the program and help other motorists avoid sanctions. Run Easy Ride in the background and get an alert to see where the traffic police post is today or where they are conducting a police raid.
· The map showed a traffic police post, and were you convinced that it had not been closed yet? Confirm the relevance of your location in the application in one click.
· Are you driving along a new road and don’t know if there are any posts there? Open the program and look at the online map where there are road ambushes marked by other Easy Ride users.
· Have traffic police posts been moved to a new location? Tell your colleagues the news through the radar program with one touch.
The detector application is aimed at ensuring that drivers comply with their duties as road users and detect the radar on time, reduce speed, and do not violate traffic rules. Not a single traffic policeman will have questions about your driving and will not issue annoying fines if the virtual radar detector is with you.
And if the traffic police inspector still takes you by surprise, then in the program you can get useful recommendations on how to properly communicate with government officials.
The Easy Ride online detector will make the life of motorists much easier and more convenient. Use it simultaneously with an active navigator, exchange data about traffic police ambushes, build safe routes to bypass traffic police posts.